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research in cutting edge animation she decided to start her own company two years ago two thousand and sixteen i was approached by. an investor. why don't you grab your research and you create a company and i said that's a good researcher going to create a company tiger woods let's just prove the power of the technology and so we went to the game developers conference there they showcased what makes my d.d. most so unique the program allows users to scan a person with a smartphone in order to make a three dimensional virtual image of them. at first i couldn't really believe it so they say can we just see a life and then we show our life game on the mobile device and they literally said that was the best thing they've seen in show or value entertain employees are bringing their virtual selves to the digital realm closing the gap between reality and fantasy so we need a brother or your d.d. will you know to connect to other people in the digital world so we bring people outside digital isolation so the whole goal is to actually create a new generation of connection for a new generation of people s

the kids here are aged between ten and sixteen. i know. it's nikita's first time in the military summer counter the fifteen year old is from nearby moscow like many of the boys he wants to try out life as a soldier here to decide if it's for him. you don't feel like a normal russian citizen here you feel like a soldier maybe even in another country and on a secret mission it's totally different from normal life so she and the teacher at the mission. today the boys are swinging into action to clear a building of terrorists. the instructors say these are current real life scenarios from the russian army's operations. structures in the camp of a military background several are even actively serving soldiers though the program is open to girls the camp counselors see it as a male rite of passage. to me i would make them sleep with their weapons each with their weapons a man should always have a weapon with him it's his job to protect the weak and to protect women if he doesn't have a weapon he's not even a man anymore. but it is a private camp

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detainee he says in fact we haven't escaped yet i was moved from guantanamo to another one and worse he was held from two thousand and two to two thousand and sixteen and is now in serbia but produce i know you wanted to comment on that earlier tweet. there's a lot for that there i mean in terms of you know they're out here and somebody asked that beer and. asked a question to herself what actually does she know about the alarm to change here or second guessing at least a dozen times the government south from you know spokespeople for people that has she ever had a real exposure has she been able to hear the other side of the story fully sense or know the answer is no to those questions in terms of breaking down the population right now at this forty man thirty point never been charged for a crime. they are being held for her alleged conduct that they didn't you know seventeen years ago this time capture the only evidence the government has ever had to show to justify their detention it's. it's only the amount of evidence they need to prove a breach of contract case and negligence case we're talking about incarceration and white prison and the stan

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are and what you're experiencing that is a revelation to us so we said we have to make movies i was sixteen and victoria was eighteen and from then on it was either cinema or we die. in the korean to china mobile in one nine hundred seventy seven the telly on is receive the palme d'or at khan for pandey padrone it about the son of a shepherd on sardinia who manages to escape his peasant background the toughie on a brother's poetic and political cinema contributed a significant chapter to european film history. the noster she may not know in all of our china didn't want to make political messages or reinvent poetry with our cinema. no we made films and we had something a feeling that we wanted to transmit to people it was in the main duties and we said to ourselves we're going to make cinema in year zero we'll start from scratch and reinvent cinema after having to work with two different directors on set was a highly unusual experience for actors. such as scott she played one of the leads in good morning babylon she'll never forget what it was like to work with the brothers. you saw two peop

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it is not so i work at the w. sixteen and i'm trying to go to the let live young people live build against you. see if it was an honestly i don't see from the stupidity. to the list. the extreme up. the generation watch the vietnam war every day. brings me to. the midst of the first time i had a feeling of being part of something and. the seeds of simple life. piecemeal. sixty. starts. my name is how long that i don't bother. and the mexican conductor. come with me and meet great musicians and friends from all over the world. are nine months at the one o'clock working with a stuff without money and want the god look and we're doing a program that is mostly mexican including a piece by the mexico bowser scene rest of it was this that calls for a very specific i'll talk to most mexican instruments. my instruments that i actually got at that mexico and put in my bag all the way here to monaco so that they will have the real authentic instruments to play on and i'm really grateful that the musicians are so excited to learn th

to ten thousand sixteen meanwhile while i let essential. rob miller says that the asians who runs russian. to during during two thousand sixteen a lifeline is is intentionally doing. a string of government ministers resigning all you know in australia all the mountains as a long data showing eight eight says secretary. sarah morris successful supports. looking looking real revolution should on the right right straylight run in the mountains. from home has as the city that's on tv shows that. the colgate allah allah in the in the and like i conducted a del deli with my my place there was also tha. the smell. was elected leader of the liberal party by mudslides. it's a live tentacles also hold the institute dress rescue lately. later ruling brought paparazzi. despite wanting women about his long hotspots a tendon bottles the highlight. the whole holes. a judge in relationships i say help help. on some point for the next year. next on the underlying. reasons alliance israeli religion a triplet and criminal. that that's to to her senses eighteen

explain something can i ask you something past question of because i picked up your book when i was sixteen years old and that was my pathway into feminism and as you see here before me you are just totally incompatible with the theory that i've read it's like surely high up on your agenda as a feminist is just less rape because you're deviating what counts as rape or not instead of having a conversation about what the psycho social basis of rape is why are men raping is a better conversation does that count as i don't know why men or a t. know why men are raping and i don't know which men are right but that's your responsibility as a feminist academic and you have written text that show that huge do know why men are raping you do you understand why there is a male hedge mean edge when you do understand how patriarchy translates into controlling sexual violence your own theory shows that so i just don't understand where you're going from there is not a book of theory i don't know how you work that out what it is it what is it what was it supposed to be a description of life as we lived it i

amongst his customers that's for sure all right well i have heard of hotels for example in the united states that do not allow children under the age of sixteen but i don't actually know is this legal here in germany why can he do this well germany's anti discrimination office said the decision raised legal concerns because it might clash with the country's age discrimination of course it's very specific that it's under fourteen's that are not allowed in after five pm and then the argument is the higher noise level would disturb the guests are not necessarily you know this is what they're saying for a wholesale ban on children below a certain age they warrant that the business is risking a lawsuit from clients now on the other hand the head of the hotel restaurants in the german state of mecklenburg for pullman of course which is where it is said that it's up to the premises to decide whether they want to ban children or not so it's a little bit gray at the moment but we'll see what the final decision is actually night all right so this restaurant owner has to be prepared for potential lawsuits ok well let's talk about his reasoning for this

into who was conspiring to rig the primaries and rig the general election in two thousand and sixteen. if the i had released seventy one pages of alleged correspondence between the bureau and christopher steele the former british spy who authored a dossier alleging collusion between donald trump and russia records show f.b.i. payments to steal as a confidential human source over an unknown period they also show that steele told the f.b.i. he had informed a third party he was acting as a source for the bureau however the document is mostly empty with important information removed so much of that. looks like a blank form follows the f.b.i.'s release of documents on former advisor carter page with most of that text heavily redacted as well. investigative journalist blum and max blumenthal thinks that despite the redemptions the documents prove trumps narrative about f.b.i. clinton collusion during the two thousand and sixteen campaign these documents aren't heavily redacted they are completely whited out it's a literal whitewash i mean in this seventy one page file there is more white than at a co

i get me mad he's forty three his name a search area hans he's been in u.s. custody for over sixteen years for charge the government has long to determine if it has evidence that he committed a crime and charge him because i know he's someone the government will probably never charge and according to its position in court it believes it has already told him perpetually are essentially for a place without charge but to this theory that the u.s. continues to be the same armed conflicts that it quiets seventeen years ago the time it was captured that extends world wide it extends to unspecified concentrate more seeing new or new groups new terrorist groups that didn't exist the time of nine eleven and they have nothing to do with them and they continue to consume the whole time for as long as the fighting continues which in its theory is when al qaeda or use terror is for certain enter the united states which just totally unrealistic i mean governments lawyer stood up in court or argument on our challenge recent right. and the government's lawyer searching for insight we could to change

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i ask for the council support in this in this connection our engagement as southern stakeholders are crucial for the success of future consultations and as . is. set out in security council resolution twenty two sixteeni would aim for isn't it as inclusive a process as possible i didn't come lightly. and i base this on the advice given to me in the months since assuming my responsibilities by yemenis from all quarters i've engaged with the parties of course primarily but also with civil society and i'm especially grateful for my meetings with yemeni women as i continue to consult with them on elements of the peace process and their voices unsurprisingly and consistently remind us that yemeni families the brunt of this conflict and want it done with i know from this in gauge meant that a political solution to this war in line with the relevant resolutions of this council with the g.c.c. initiative and the national dialogue out that is available as i have said before to this council believe me madam president we know what can work we have heard it from all sides we have talked to all of them and we have studied the experience of past efforts to resolve this conflict and one hundred days in kuwait at th

been investigated it is this idea that coalition remember in geneva in two thousand and sixteen i believe there was a draft by that that's government to form independent investigative team to be sent into yemen and it was blocked by the united kingdom and united states after pressure from the saudi led coalition elizabeth the report says that the strikes by sandy arabia are to blame for most of the civilian casualties in yemen could this lead to a new momentum among the international community to say finally enough is enough to this military campaign. yes i think the report has credibility it is being picked up by the international media and therefore it does raise questions in the west especially in the u.s. and the u.k. about whether we should be supplying arms to the saudi led coalition and whether we should be supporting them logistically so i think the fact that the airstrikes are called out as causing most civilian deaths most casualties and deaths of civilians is is absolutely crucial information for the public to start to to campaign against the supply of weapons to the coalition

basically the same thing to you because i mean i've been very very critical of the identity politics but it seems to me that since two thousand it did more to do thousand sixteen and it's not working now but they've doubled down on it i mean it just you know if that's the definition of stupidity doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different outcome ok i find it really breathtakingly stupid to be honest go ahead julio in west hardy exactly it's the definition of insanity and they're going to continue to do it because they have no form quite frankly to run on i mean they can't really criticize the results of the truck because florida traditional democratic governor graphics the last two you know those the blocked unemployment has been you know at historic lows or near historic lows the entire time and i think that people the of color and you know women and some of those other demographics right now or feel that they're being insulted in a sense it is intellectually insulting for democrats to make the assumption that all these groups are supposed to just you know coalesce only with the democrats you know should give up policy it should be abo

special training required i've been in the know or was there working for the same company sixteen months until i almost an asked until i demanded that we have blood tests until i demanded that we have some type of action on these boxes i was sacked from the m. and e. global resources and i am taking them to court for a legal sakhi then we shall stalk about your s. eagle and the army we have requested comment from the us army and other firms involved in the contract are still to come here on our to international a man with down syndrome who was carrying a toy gun is shot dead by swedish police details after the break. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long for the old rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and one rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers ov

box is not locked dangerous i've been there no or was there working for the same company sixteen months until i almost and asked until i demanded that we have some type of action on these boxes i was sacked from the m. and e. global resources and i am taking them to court for a legal sakhi and gross misconduct then we shall stalk about your s eagle and the army we have requested comment from the us army on the other farms involved in this contract also plenty of stories have a com on your monday program on r.t. international if you can stand by just for a moment we are back in a moment. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten thousand dollars fine champion each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long for the old bridge eight point six percent market so thirty percent just last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building two point one billion dollars a i industrial. but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers

is usually take fourteen minutes before he actually decided to allegedly break the law yeah i think it's sixteen minutes at six fifty five he gets an e-mail and then you can see him on the telephone it's actually on video because the white house picnic was well covered by lots of people and it was sixty minutes later that he makes the first series of phone calls because they don't go through and then finally about four or five minutes later one goes through and. weeks for six minutes with his son and when this announcement did become public i think the stock crashed like ninety two percent i mean it really took a dive so he was not charged with this apologized or boom busters ten b. five which is the market manipulation of this curious exchange act but he did buy a lot with regard to insider trading by simply passing along this information to his son who then gave it to others including his fiance and say fiance's father and the indictment describes about six different coconspirators some named some unnamed now you know look republicans and democrats alike or have been doing this sort of stuff a

to allegedly break the law yeah i think it's sixteen minutes at six fifty five he gets an e-mail and then you can see him on the telephone it's actually on video because the white house picnic was well covered by lots of people and it was sixty minutes later that he makes the first series of phone calls because they don't go through and then finally about four or five minutes later one goes through and he speaks for six minutes with his son and when this announcement did become public i think the stock crashed like ninety two percent i mean it really took a dive so he was not charged with this apologized or boom busters ten b. five which is the market manipulation of this curious exchange act but he did buy a lot with regard to insider trading by simply passing along this information to his son who then gave it to others including his fiance and say fiance's father and the indictment describes about six different coconspirators some names some unnamed now you know look republicans and democrats alike or have been doing this sort of stuff and trading and i thought that the stock act w

i felt. celeste and sixteen others lost limbs that day ron was one of the lucky ones doctors were able to save his leg but the trauma and pain still lingered. we're going to have to work for a long time to get to burne new normal whatever that going to be. after months of deliberation attorney general eric holder announced the u.s. would seek the death penalty. the defense will argue that zocor was pressured into it by his older brother that he was a popular well liked college kid led astray. you know he's going to be held responsible and i agree and i and i am to believe that. but i also thank you. just can't stoop and. karen son was the same age is no car. didn't seem like such a hard decision when it was abstract. you know i've got family and friends who are very religious and don't believe in it and that i have others who say. it's the right thing to do they're so sure. i don't know that it's right for me to make that decision to take someone else's life. in philadelphia shannon's killer was still on the loose the she worst pressed france or so but the police had none. it's just like you'r

you know i've always taken the position that russia did not interfere in the two thousand and sixteen elections i haven't seen any evidence to make me think otherwise and here we have no evidence that russia is trying to interfere in the midterm elections do you thousand eighteen and yet they take the some of the new york hour and takes the absence of evidence is evidence you know but that that seems par for the course for the scandal absolutely i mean that's what they say isn't it they say look there's no concrete evidence however you know we should be you're concerned about this because it could still happen you could say that about anything you could say that about you i guess it's about is fantastic is is is sort of theory. you know i don't even see honesty in the midterm elections what benefit russia would have to interfere in those elections i don't see you why they would favor one side over the other both parties frankly see as you know hostile to russia is the other. you know new york times theorizes well maybe they want to decrease people's you know faith in the u.s. electoral system i d

i get me mad he's forty three his name a search area hans he's been in u.s. custody for over sixteen years for that charge the government has long to determine if it has evidence that he committed a crime and charge him with it because i know he's someone the government will probably never charge and according to its position in court it believes the house gets ready to hold him perpetually essentially for a place without charge but to this theory that the u.s. continues to be the same armed conflicts that it quiets seventeen years ago this capture that extends worldwide it extends to unspecified concentrate more seeing new or new groups new terrorist groups that didn't exist the time of nine eleven and they have nothing to do with them and they continue to consume the whole time for as long as the fighting continues which in its theory is when al qaeda or use terror is for certain enter the united states which just totally unrealistic i mean governments lawyer stood up in court or argument on our challenge recent right. and the governments that are searching for insight we could det

box is not locked dangerous i've been there no or was there working for the same company sixteen months until i don't lie most and asked until i demanded that we have some type of action on these boxes i was sacked from m. and e. global resources and i am taking them to court for a legal sakhi and gross misconduct then we shall stalk about your ass eagle and the army we have requested comment from the us army and other firms involved in that contract fight so a man with down syndrome who was carrying a toy gun has been shot dead by swedish police so that's in the mix of your monday stories in just a moment. good politicians to do something good. to put themselves on the laws. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure more somehow want to respond. to the right to be prosperous like that before asked three of them or can't be good for the. interest of all those in the waters of august. first six. thanks joining us here on the action movie star steven seagal has been appointed the russian foreign ministry as a special representative on humanitarian ties between moscow

was used extensively to promote their nomination for the nobel peace prize in two thousand and sixteen by as i say a number of their p.r. agencies so while they may claim that they didn't directly use or exploit the image of armor on the clear exploitation of the tragedy of armor and plight and to promote war which will effectively kill more children was carried out by the what how much and their handlers and however when i went to the area and i met by from ron and his family it was in the attack was in the hell category area so i went and met other families from that area and what they told me was that it was not a syrian government asteroid or a russian as strike it was shelling from the terrorist factions because that area was not going to be inhabited by those who were loyal to the syrian regime and in fact throughout syria the syrian government and in fact throughout the occupation of the celebrity that area had been targeted various houses had been detonated destroyed and members of families had been kidnapped and tortured and then executed purely because they were considered to be loya

i wore hats into. the main one time sixteen and i'm crying i go to run the most. young people would build against to construct a mission. to feed me but it was an honor student dusty full of stupidity antigens from the shoes demanded nothing less than a whole new system in the little stream of tons with the ammonia leak the growth of the margin on her you should watch the amount more every day. goes would remember the good news for the first time i had a feeling of being part of something in. the seeds of simple words. peace movements. one plan is. to sixty eight. the full story september first double. the state of the news live from berlin right wing protesters gather again in the east german city of cummings bought a rally pass off peacefully with no repeat of the violence seen earlier in the week but the situation remains tense was groups from both the right and the left ready to take to school the.

the one thing when i was now watching the report it was a very special moment because me myself i came sixteen years ago to germany and now to have this book released in german it's a special moment and it's a great feeling let me go feels for us all to have a special moment and so much i love the title feel book you know how difficult is it to turn from a stranger to a friend. according to my personal experience it's there's a lot of struggle struggles challenges but it's about a decision you take and that's what i did when i write i arrived here in germany one day i was. a place where you get your. name you will know i forget it what's an intern and permit the permit to legs it to live here and so i felt like why are the people dealing with me in such a way so i went home and i opened and research an internet what are my rights and what are my responsibilities here in germany and it was a turning point for me to say i'm part of germany i'm part of the society i know my rights i know my responsibilities i'm not going to wait for anyone to tell me if i'm part of the society or not so i was fro

was used extensively to promote their nomination for the nobel peace prize in two thousand and sixteen by as i say a number of their p.r. agencies so while they may claim that they didn't directly use or exploit the image of armor on the clear exploitation of the tragedy of. plight to promote war which will effectively kill more children was carried out by the what how much and their handlers and however when i went to the area and i met by some around and his family it was in the attack was in the hell category area so i went and met other families from that area and what they told me was that it was not a syrian government asteroid or a russian as strike it was shelling from the terrorist factions because that area was not going to be inhabited by those who were loyal to the syrian regime and in fact through the syrian government and in fact throughout the occupation of a celebrity that area had been targeted various houses had been detonated destroyed and members of families had been kidnapped and tortured and then executed purely because they were considered to be loyal to the syrian gover

before any russian media channels got involved in two thousand and sixteen and i'd also like to point out that i didn't actually and to do him until after the a.p.c. w team had been allowed to go in the syrian government and the russian reconciliation teams expedited the entry of the i.p.c. w. team into syria but it was deemed dangerous by by the syrian arab republic and by the russian military police and by the un department for safety and security for them to go into do matter quickly because if the risk of ids booby traps mines sleeper cells and in fact when they did try to enter one point i think it was on the eighteenth of april they were fired upon and they had to withdraw very quickly at that point there were two fatalities and i think at least one injured so to claim that the syrian government or that they russian reconciliation teams were not enabling the entry at the a.p.c. w.-a is rubbish i answered as part of a media trip organized by the ministry of information and like any other media outlet that goes into syria in fact on the team that i went in with were i.t.v. dan rivers and a n